Featuring colourful collage illustrations, simple story, die-cut pages and finger-sized holes, this book is suitable for children.

Caterpillar longs to be able to fly. He enview Bumblebee his wings, and he wishes he could soar through the air like a bird. But all he can do is crunch and munch his way through a blackberry bush. When Butterfly comes along she smiles a secret smile because she knows something Caterpillar doesn't!

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This small-format volume should appeal to butterfly enthusiasts, young and old, with vivid images by a leading butterfly photographer and texts by pre-eminent writers in the field.

I was fifteen when my mother finally told me the truth about my father. She didn't mean to. She meant to keep it a secret forever. If she'd succeeded it might have saved us all. When a hauntingly familiar stranger knocks on Roberta Dutreau's door, she is compelled to begin a journey of self-discovery leading back to her childhood. But is she ready to know the truth about what happened to her,

Withdrawn, uneducated and unloved, Frederick collects butterflies and takes photographs. He is obsessed with a beautiful stranger, the art student Miranda. When he wins the pools he buys a remote Sussex house and calmly abducts Miranda, believing she will grow to love him in time.

Lucy searches for a butterfly in her garden. Follow her as she meets a pink earthworm, a brown spider, a red ladybird and more creatures, and get ready for a surprise - a 3-D butterfly! This work is a peep-through-the-holes picture book from an award-winning children's book creator.

Cornelius says Clara is a cute cabbage caterpillar. Catty and Crimson Catisha says Clara is only a common caterpillar with no hope of becoming a colourful butterfly. When a hungry crow shows up, does being colourful and conspicuous compare with being common, contented, and courageous? Ages 3-6.

Is a charming story of a greedy caterpillar transforming into a beautiful butterfly. Ages 3+.

This work combines myth, legend, poetry and art to explore the ways in which humans have perceived the butterfly. It chronicles the appearance of butterflies in history, including butterfly goddesses in Minoan Crete and Toltec Mexico and the dances of native Americans and Africans.

A completely new edition of this invaluable Gem reference guide to the butterflies of Britain, this book uses both high-quality photographs and precise illustrations to make identification of 240 species easy and fun.

Thomas Edgar says goodbye to his wife Sophie and embarks on a journey to the Amazon, where he dreams of finding a mythical butterfly. Months later, Thomas arrives home, thin, sick and unable or unwilling to speak. Frustrated by his silence, Sophie takes drastic measures to uncover the truth about what happened to her husband while he was away.

It's a lovely hot day and the four friends - Rachel, Seymour, Florentina and Mary Clare - are in the garden together. Then along comes a beautiful butterfly... and things start getting hot and bothered, until a jug of lovely lemonade cools everyone down again.

Imagine a beautiful monarch butterfly - weighing less than a coin and only a few weeks old - setting out on a journey of 2500 miles, with no map, no directions, and no leader. It is a marvel of nature...and you can share in it! This is an environmental/science experience with a lasting impression! Children can participate in their first environmental cause as they discover the relationship ...

This book gives ideas for turning gardens, window boxes or back yards into beautiful homes for butterflies.

Where the willow meets the water a tadpole met a caterpillar. They gazed into each other's tiny eyes... and fell in love. 'I love everything about you', said the caterpillar. 'Promise you'll never change'. And foolishly, the tadpole promises.

A collection of short stories including subjects as diverse as memories, marriage, insects and ghosts. A.S. Byatt's other books include Possession , winner of the 1990 Booker Prize.